Cheverolet Beat

Hi gags, I am very glad to share my opinion on Chevrolet Beat. Just in the next two days I am going to become the owner of the worlds one of the most selling cars and Americas no.1 selling car brand. Some few days back I went to Chevrolet showroom to book Spark as I got a very good feedback about its performance and it is a very small car that suits my family. But after getting into the show room, my eyes fell on the Beast of the road-Chevrolet Beat. The looks are so a, its looking like my dream car, A well built black horse. But then again I thought Spark is already proven but coming to Beat, this is new car, I got my own doubts, then I went to sales executive and raised my concerns, then immediately he told the engine is Sparks S-tec next generation engine and its more refined and still if you get down just take a test ride, and immediately within 15 minutes he arranged a test drive. wooooo!!! I was excited to get into the beat, and when I got in, I felt like I was into my dream car. Then immediately driver asked me to drive the car. The following are my observations in such small test drive. 1. Driving comfort was excellent. 2. Pick up was good. 3. Interiors awesome, looks like a sedan car interiors. 4. Negligible noise from the engine(hardly listen any noise). And then after noticing things, I blindly booked the car next day. Also I heard Beat is the best in safety feature in the segment, it uses the very high strength steel and also ultra high strength steel for passenger safety and vehicle stability at high speeds. now I am very eager to get my new Beat in next two days. I will be sharing my views again, after driving it. Thanks for reading. Good day!

Van Racs

I like to share my views on bicycle carrying systems for cars. The type which rests on the back of cars and is held by straps does not inspire confidence in me. I seem to recall reading that a motorcyclist had been killed when one of these failed; also I know someone whose bike fell off one of these on the motorway. The roof mounted type are better in my view but there must be concerns about car-handling, damaging your car and of course one has to lift the bikes up which may not be so easy for older people. However, they are very popular.

In my experience, rear mounted systems using a towbar and additional illuminated number plate are the safest and best option. Do members recommend any particular make? Thule, Westfalia and Witter make systems which can carry up more weight: the latter works by hanging the bikes from what looks like a large set of upturned handlebars which slots onto a metal stem, whereas the former two use a hauler on which the weight and the goods stand on.